I saw this in the /ProductTemplates/BVC5/product.aspx and other similar tags

Code:

[color=#ff0000][2]
CssClass[/color][color=#0000ff]="productpropertylabel listprice"
[/color]

[/2]
How is this used in a stylesheet? I can't seem to find examples of it in the existing sheets.

As I'm searching through the code to find CSS classes, etc., I came across this and was wondering if it was a bug:


BVAdmin/Orders/ShipOrder.aspx, line 87 mentions CssClass="controlarea2a", but it isn't found in the stylesheets but "controlarea2" is in the stylesheet.


There are also what look like 2 ways of spelling some CSS Classes mentioned in the code and sometimes the stylesheet has both tags defined, but not always. Sometimes the tags are not in any stylesheet or they not in all stylesheets.

<UL dir=ltr style="MARGIN-RIGHT: 0px">
* "formlabel" and "FormLabel"

* "forminput" and "FormInput"

* "header" and "Header"

* "listprice" and "ListPrice"

* "productpropertylabel" and "ProductPropertyLabel"

* "productreviewdescription" and "ProductReviewDescription" (not in any stylesheet)

* "qtycolumn" and "quantitycolumn"

* "successmessage" and "SuccessMessage"

* "yousave" and "YouSave"
</UL>

I'm wondering why there is a file CategoryTemplates\Sub Category Menu\SubCategoryMenu.css? Shouldn't the CSS stuff all be in the themes?

I believe we included that file as an example of the classes available to include in your own theme when using that category template.